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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2005
Page
3
The Chronicle presents its masthead naming founders and publishers A C Hudnutt, 1829 to 1950, Arthur D Hudnutt 1970 to 1991, and current publisher A Cooper Hudnutt. Editors listed include Andrew R Young, Dave Perczek and Patti Ewald with Matt Westerhold as Managing Editor.
Governor Bob Taft delivered his seventh annual State of the State address arguing for a broad income tax cut and limited Medicaid spending. Critics say the proposal mostly benefits the top earners, boosting their savings while the middle and lower classes would bear the higher costs from increased tobacco and utility taxes.
The Los Angeles Times questions the buy American posture as Lockheed Martin wins a 23 helicopter Marine One fleet contract, with European components and offshore manufacturing concerns. It notes Sikorsky’s historic role and warns against biased bidding. The piece argues for secure, fair competition and reciprocal ally support in defense procurement.
A letter from DON MICHAELS Elyria questions the Elv Fire Department cost debate. He urges City Council and the mayor to explain overtime, staffing, and contracts, noting ambulance priority and taxpayer impact across departments. DAVE BUSH Lorain references follow letters on Social Security reform and political blame.
Allan R. Holland argues against President Bush’s use of fear involving terrorism and ISIS to erode Social Security. He frames Social Security as a shared safeguard for the elderly, youth, and disabled and calls on readers to pressure their representatives to oppose the administration’s fear campaign.
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor but edits for brevity and clarity. Submit letters 200 words or shorter, with signature, full home address, and telephone number. Include mailing address box 4010 Elyna 44036 or fax 3797282 or email to letters editor.
The piece honors Ossie Davis and Max Schmeling as symbols of principled courage amid history. It recalls Davis’s activism and civil rights work, including prèsents during the 1983 March on Washington, and Schmeling’s complex stance against Nazi policy and his friendship with Joe Louis.
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